New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

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three NewEngland States containing az 90 200 neore
inc scau Of ii the eH Territory which has grown with
marvellous raridty 1t is flied fom one END 20 .av
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eight or nine cities with all tss'f nhsrests And Vet
immense and snir with their tremendous and
varied Interests are committed 10 .a0 '""e " WV
Such an administration Of government sannd i do
and aVesty Of all justice ,T ro S1aI Clients
aye cases Indefinitely postponed send their lawyers
hundreds Of miles 70 get motion Sr an neD they have
to catch the Judge the wing Like praano 'iioA0"
This y =, oo onr f I NewHampshe has for
its $4,000 people 400 Representative IN ner that
J; I, for the !. 'n sTsr TR' interest and
section and Of tho people d e snn
( "a ct sSoo cny
many as Ncw-HamrshiIe she has lao 'pss q" Da
miles hss eSoo fanSfs but
Eoa has only fotyeght ,m Ma is New
at,s While nas for every 1000
Dasoa has RepIessntatys f sno eve cs
1000 The LTs ot sopnS Sa ron and practically
Inaccessible to the people. Now what !. ,ne . wcc
SSased by yonr Legislature matters o. com r
mon that concern tno.e an c1eeent
s With regard TO damages AGAINST railroads tor wv
lives Of persons lost through the negieco n
or I'm 6tness OF tho railroad employees or sgenIs.. 80
OF u,n snnna ana GOOD law made In the interest OF
tbe public and calculstod to make ra,roas many Of
ION bno,v that last year at bismarck 400 niles iowa.
The North Pole. this law wa. rorsa, ,a,, when
tHe e~tsaturo is tired. and away 20 tho had
the lives Of 100000 people your orvcsenta-
t,te Sov NJ 600 or 400 do You sunnose ma '
important change could have been ,t ia And there
least your knowing something ABOUT "' ~
are plenty moro such INSTANCES - :, ra,r
Now this is situation; on II erOhh have
worse owO ,ro snors e f. .,socSo 70 To
81 500 COO. doubling with every snccessve oycrcm"nt
Unless remedy is foun1 I'M ar 10 be unenaurabe
II sums up in tsef the whole chapter Of Segsss per
tawar,rt cor,,p Oppressive. inefficient, reckless ara
neople by tho people for the people.
Tho speaker thcn urged the Importance OF immeuso
ana united action of the people Of the Territory The
present time WAS propitious TREY should express
their will on the subject OF division. ana se'ie "
finally among themselves They should also ret al
the Nation know Just what the people Of Dakota want
He also addresses himself TO the arguments addnccd
against division of the Territory. as follows:
All that has been sail against division: which have
be divided into three heads First II, Psr ap
ment of tho polecat You don't answer
a polecat. second, In. ono section OF
namely Tia, should we be admitted DIN ns,.a as one
mower between the other two sections, and trading
backward and forward. could get larger share o., OF
appropr ations. To those who would have 10 pay TOT
the spoiIs. take It, that win be stronger argument
for division against division This might be cacd
tho hoo Ter argument. Thrill tho assertion that one
great magnificent state Is better than two. 40
not know what this MEANS unless IL means thai the
greatness Of tho state Is In proportion TO the quantity
OF its soil the number of it, acres. To tbs reply
that weight in dirt Is not force The greatness OF
has within its bors,ers much Il depends upon the
kind Of pcople It has the kind o. institutions II has
and tho amount Of its representation In Congress
This might be called tho dirt argument These three,
and more. constitute the stock In trade OF our
opponents